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You wanted to see me?

May I ask why

you have not filed a single mission report

since I assumed command of this base?

'Cause I haven't given you any?

As you know, one of the changes
I made around here

is to require every team member
to file mission reports,

as opposed to only team leaders
and science officers.

Really. I didn't know that.

I announced it my fourth day here,

at an away-team orientation meeting

detailing changes to mission protocol.

Was I there?

- Yes. It was mandatory.
- Because I don't remember...

I saw you there.
It's kind of hard to miss you.

Look, my point is

I want you to file a report every mission.

- I'm not good at writing.
- I figured you might say that.

Use this.

It's a digital voice recorder.
Speak into it, we'll plug it in,

and your report will be
automatically transcribed

and filed with the others.

I'm not good at talking, either.

McKAY: I'm sorry.
Too fast for you, buddy boy?

Nursing home just called, Rodney.
They want their scooter back.

Scooter? That is a tri-cell LiPo pack
under my hood, son.

- Hey!
- Sorry. My bad.

- Okay, I will trample you.
- Don't trip on your skirt.

- You okay?
- I could have dropped him.

Sorry, we didn't know anyone was around.
You sure you're all right?

Come to think of it,
what are you doing down here?

Trying to get Torren to sleep.

I find that walking him
is the best way to calm him.

He's colicky?

Dr. Keller says it's a phase that will pass.

Don't worry about it.
I was a colicky baby, too.

Just do what my mom did,
which was let me cry myself to sleep.

I'm no worse for it.

Anyway. We usually take turns
walking him,

but Kanaan is away visiting
our people for a few days.

I'd help you out, but it looks
like you got everything taken care of.

Yes. Now all I have to do
is get him back to my quarters

without waking him or being run over.

Yeah, I mean, we're done here.

We're just, you know, finishing up,
really, so...

- Night.
- Night. Good one.

McKAY: Go, go, go, go, go, go, go!

I must have put too much strain
on the motor.

Shaft needs a bushing lube.

What?

- What's that about?
- Beats me.

Radek?

Come in.

Control Room, it's Dr. McKay.
We just lost power in the east pier.

What's going on?

McKAY: That's strange.

Lights are out all over the city,
except the Control Room.

Why is that?

This is Dr. Rodney McKay
calling anyone in the Control Room.

Please respond.

Something's definitely not right.

Rodney, are you there?

Colonel Sheppard?

Everything's dead. There's no way
of knowing what the hell's going on.

All right. Hey, Rivers.

Fan out, find as many Marines as you can,
work your way up to the central tower.

If you run into Woolsey, let me know.

Communications are down.
We're on walkies.

- Radek!
- Rodney, what's going on?

What, you don't know, either?

I'm on my way to the control tower.
I tried to radio you.

Power's out, except for
the central tower. Here.

Look, I need you to go to
the main power room instead.

See if you can reboot the system
from there.

- Okay. All right.
- All right.

Hello?

Rodney, do you read me?

Yeah, Radek. Go ahead.

I've tried to restart power.
So far, absolutely no success.

What about the ZPM?

I've checked it,
as well as the naquadah generator.

Neither are online.

Someone must have disabled them
from the Control Room.

If that was the case, then they wouldn't
have any power up there, either.

Not unless they're using
an external power source.

Okay, listen to me.
I want you to do exactly the same thing.

Initiate a temporary patch
using an external power source.

One of the auxiliary battery units.

Yes, but that won't be enough to power
the entire city, not by a long shot.

Don't worry about that. Just get me
enough juice to access the mainframe.

We can figure out
what the hell's going on up there.

All right. Whereabouts are you right now?

- Level 36.
- Thirty-five.

Great, 35. Perfect.

So just another 28 floors to go,
and that's just this stairwell.

Then we get to level 63,
got to cross over to an ancillary stairwell,

climb another four levels,
that's just to access the Gate Room.

You know, see if
you can route some of that power

to the transporters while you're at it.

All right, I'll try.

Hey.

This door leads to the
Gate Room stairwell, right?

Yeah.

Well, maybe the door was already closed
when we lost power.

Or was sealed on purpose
to keep people out.

What, you think
someone's infiltrated Atlantis?

Rodney?

Talk to me.

I've initiated a temporary patch. I was
able to route partial power to your lab.

Well, what about the transporters?

Still working on it.

Yeah, well, let me know
when you've got one online.

Go to your lab
and try to tap into the mainframe.

I'll try the other stairwells. They're
probably blocked, too, but who knows?

Maybe there's another way up.

All right.

- Colonel.
That one's sealed, too?

Yeah, all the stairwell doors are.

Been trying to find a way up to
the Gate Room since the power went out.

- Yeah, so have we.
- Any idea what's going on yet?

No, McKay's still working on it.

I guess we could blow the door with C-4.

Yeah, we probably will,
but we're not there yet.

I need to know what we're up against
before we go storming up there.

- Any luck?
- Not much.

You're right, though.
Someone's taken over Atlantis.

They hacked into the mainframe.

I'm having a hard time accessing
several of the critical systems,

and the ones
that I can access are read-only.

Hey, what're you...
How did you get up here so fast?

I was able to get some of
the transporters back online again.

What about the transporter
on the Gate Room level?

No, sadly, no. There's a lockout code
in place on that one.

Surveillance cameras.

We've got closed-circuit feeds
on the Control Room and the Gate Room.

Well, that is,
if you're not locked out of those, as well.

They're not critical systems.
I should be able to access them if...

Got it.

A Puddle Jumper?

Who is that?

It's definitely not Atlantis personnel.

- Can you get a feed on Woolsey's office?
- Yeah, hang on.

Oh, my God.

- Is that...
- Yeah.

Michael.

Hello, Teyla.

How did you get here?

The ship I borrowed from your people.

It has provided me with
a wealth of information and technology

and the key to infiltrating this base.

Use this.

It's a digital voice recorder.
Speak into it, we'll plug it in,

and your report will be
automatically transcribed

and filed with the others.

I'm not good at talking, either.

Unscheduled offworld activation.

- Is the shield raised?
- Yes, sir.

Major Nelson's IDC.

They're early.
Not due back until tomorrow.

All right, let them in.

It's not going up to the Jumper Bay.
What's wrong?

Major Nelson, what's your status?

What is that?

Get everybody out of here.

Get them out now!

Closing all immediate access doors.

- I've activated the portal's shield.
- Good.

- What about the external power interface?
- We're connected.

The Control Room level is now
drawing power directly from the ship.

- Is the stun field holding?
- Yes.

Two levels above
and below us are protected.

Now we can get to work.

Get to work on what?

Forgive me.

I forgot to congratulate you.

What's his name?

No matter.

We don't have much time, I'm afraid.

My hybrids are preparing
to activate Atlantis' self-destruct device.

As soon as they do that, we will leave.

- You're going to destroy Atlantis?
- A punishment richly deserved.

Not that I expect you to agree with me,
but don't worry.

Your baby will be safe.

You are not taking my son.

Yes, Teyla. I am.

You know how important
your child is to me.

His father and you have given him
a powerful gift that I will utilize

to exert greater control
over my legion of hybrids.

He is the key to increasing my strength,
securing my reign over the galaxy.

Your reign is over.
You will not make it out of here alive.

- My people will make certain...
- Enough! Enough.

You think you've weakened me?

You've destroyed my facilities,
ruined much of my research,

but you cannot...
You cannot weaken my resolve.

Make no mistake, Teyla.
I am as strong now as I have ever been.

Look around you.
I am in control of Atlantis.

The very place where your people
ended my life as I knew it.

It's only fitting that I return

to extinguish this blight
from the galaxy once and for all.

- I thought Michael was dead.
- As did I.

I mean, we blew up his ship, right?

He's the one who stole our Jumper,
used it to escape from his cruiser

before we could destroy it.
He's like a cockroach.

Every time you try to step on him,
he just skitters away.

All right, we need to get moving.

Lorne, you and your team
take this stairwell.

My team will take this stairwell.
We move into position.

You wait for my mark to blast the door.
We head up, retake the Gate Room.

McKay, you're with me. Zelenka,
stay here, try to figure this thing out.

- Certainly.
- All right, we're giving Michael no quarter.

If you get a shot at him, take it.

Make sure he's dead. Let's move.

Oh, man.

I must speak with you.

We are still having difficulty
with the self-destruct device.

Why?

As I told you, the encryption is much more
complex than we had anticipated.

We have run several
integer factorization algorithms.

Nothing has worked so far.

- Keep at it.
- For how long?

As long as it takes.

It is only a matter of time

before the others figure out
a way through our defenses.

I know, but you will have solved
the encryption problem before then.

We have the baby.
We don't have to remain here.

We are not leaving
until that device is armed.

- Problems?
- Nothing that can't be dealt with.

You do know that Colonel Sheppard
is no doubt preparing strike teams

to retake the Gate Room.

Of course, probably moving them
into place as we speak.

But don't worry.
They're not getting in here.

Major, what's your status?

C-4 is in place, Colonel.
Ready when you are.

Fire in the hole.

On my mark. Three, two, one.

Mark.

Move!

Whoa, whoa, we're picking up
a serious energy reading up ahead.

What is it?

I don't know, but we should stop until I do.

Major Lorne, hold up.

Colonel Sheppard, Major Lorne is down.

- What happened?
- I don't know.

I think he hit some kind of force field.
He's alive but unconscious.

Get him out of there and fall back.

Looks like he's got himself a force field.

He's nothing if not annoyingly industrious.

- All right, what do we do?
- Well, we disable it.

- How?
- We... We... Good question.

I've been examining
the energy reading we picked up,

and it appears that Michael
has somehow managed to modify

the Wraith stun pulse technology
and integrate it

with the Puddle Jumper
cloaking mechanism...

Creating a kind of a stun bubble.

No, a force field around the Control Room
and the Gate Room.

Look, while it's in place,
we're not getting in there.

Well, I know that.

What you haven't told me
is how we're gonna turn it off.

McKAY: That's because we haven't figured
that part out yet.

Look, it's going to be very tricky.

Yeah, you see,
Michael is using the Puddle Jumper

as an external power source,

not only for the Control Room
and the Gate Room,

but also, he's using it
to power the stun bubble...

Okay, enough with the "stun bubble. "

- That's an accurate description...
- No, it's a stupid description...

- It's a stun bubble...
- Guys, guys!

Look, the point is that
if we want to disable the stun...

The force field

then we first need to disable
the power from the Puddle Jumper.

Either that
or we figure out a way to override

the mainframe lockouts
that Michael has in place.

All right, how's that going?

- It's not.
- Not yet.

Keep working on it.
I'm going to check on Lorne.

Hey.

- What happened?
- That Puddle Jumper that came through,

it sent out some kind of stun wave,
knocked everybody out.

- All of Atlantis?
- I don't know. Probably.

Don't worry, they'll wake up soon.

Everyone has a different
level of resistance.

- Here.
- Who would do this?

I don't know.
That's what I want to find out.

- Can you open that door?
- I think so.

Good. Do it.

Still nothing.

There was a time
you understood me, Teyla.

When your people brought me here,

gave me the retrovirus
that turned me into a human,

you alone showed me compassion.

You were the voice of conscience.

I've given this
a great deal of thought. I've...

I'm willing to return the favor.

I would very much like
for you to come with me.

You can care for your child,
and I will care for the both of you.

I would rather die.

I promise...

I will not harm either of you. Teyla...

- You have to believe me.
- I cannot trust the word of a murderer.

Why can't you understand?

I have become what I am out of necessity.

The need to survive!

You became what you are
out of vengeance.

Do you not punish criminals in your world?

- Are they not brought to justice?
- Is this justice to you?

Killing hundreds of thousands
of innocent people across this galaxy?

They would not be dead

had you not made me the subject
of your vicious experiment!

Their blood is on your hands!

It's your choice.

You can come with me and live
or remain here and die.

Either way, I'm taking your child.

We need to blow up the Jumper.

If we blow it up, we cut the power
and disable the force field, right?

Yeah. It's a great plan.
I'm just not sure I'm entirely clear

on how you intend on doing
the actual blowing up.

- Fire a drone at it.
- We can't.

The Chair Room requires far more power

than the auxiliary battery units
can provide.

I was barely able to bring
enough power into this lab,

let alone the few transporters
I could bring online.

All right, then, we'll take a Jumper.

Again, I come back to my question of how.

We have no way of getting
to the Jumper Bay.

We'll take one from the underwater bay,
fly it up to the tower,

fire a drone through the window
and take out Michael's Jumper.

What?

No, no, that's a good plan, except
I see one small problem with that plan,

which is that the underwater Jumper Bay
only has a couple of Jumpers in it.

- Well, we only need one.
- Yes, well, the thing is...

Both of them were severely damaged
in the flood.

Neither of them is able to fly.

That was two years ago, Radek.
McKay already fixed them.

- You gotta be kidding me.
- It was the next thing on my list.

- You said you were going to fix them.
- I know, and I was getting to it, I swear.

- And you had two years!
- I was busy!

Perhaps we should go down there
and see if we can fix one of them.

That's a good idea, but I want you stay
here to try to override Michael's lockouts.

Why don't I stay here and work on that?

I mean, Zelenka can go with you
to the Jumper Bay.

Because I want you to come with me
and fix those Jumpers

like you said you were going to do
two years ago. Let's go.

- Please tell me there's a transporter.
- Yes.

Well, there's not one
by the Puddle Jumper Bay,

- but there is one two levels down.
- That'll do.

Nice.

You can fight?

Five years of kickboxing.

- That's good to know.
What happened?

It's Michael and his hybrids.
I counted three of them.

I'm not sure how many more there are.
Probably not too many.

They all had to fit in that Jumper.

Unless more came through
on foot afterward.

What do we do?

Try to get to the armory, come back
and retake the Gate Room.

Sounds like a plan.
You two, come with us.

Banks, stay here with them,
keep everyone calm.

And if any more hybrids show up,
just do what you did earlier.

speak with you again.
It's urgent.

Stay with him.

What is it?

We were finally able to decipher
the encryption on the self-destruct device.

Good.

Prepare the ship to leave.

We'll arm the self-destruct and switch
the power back to Atlantis' systems

a split-second before we leave.
The timing of the switch must be precise.

I don't want to give them any opportunity
to disarm the device.

I'll make the calculations.

Change of plans.
We're not going to the armory.

- Why? What happened?
- They armed the self-destruct.

Mr. Woolsey, would you please
head back to the others?

Colonel Sheppard, this is Teyla.
Can you hear me?

John, this is Teyla. Please respond.

Colonel...

Colonel Sheppard. Ronon is in the
Control Room. He's fighting with Michael!

We're almost at the Jumper Bay.
Keep us posted.

Teyla, run!

- Teyla. Are you all right?
- Yes, but Ronon needs our help.

We need to get back up
to the Control Room.

Radek? Tell us what's going on up there.

I can't tell. Ronon is down.
He might just be unconscious.

Tell me when he comes to.

What have we got?

It's like I said.
I mean, both of the Jumpers are toast.

This one's got a whole whack of problems,
starting with zero power.

You said the other Jumper's
got power, right?

Yeah, but not much else. Drive pods
won't extend. There's no drones.

And this one's got drones.

So if we bring power over to this,
we can get the drive pods working, right?

Okay, you want me to harvest parts
from both Jumpers,

cobble together a fix
so one of them will work?

- Is it possible?
- Doubtful.

- But maybe.
- It's a long shot at best.

Perfect. Get to it.
What do you need, 15 minutes?

Great, just great.

- Must've locked out the transporters.
- We need to get to the Control Room.

It's too dangerous. Not without weapons.

- Where's the nearest stairwell?
- Around the corner. This way.

Let me lead.

Okay, give 'er.

- Drive pods are go.
- All right, now we're getting somewhere.

I got juice, I got life support, I got...
Oh, come on!

- What?
- The weapons won't come online.

- Why not?
- I don't know.

Well, figure it out. We need those drones.

Where is she?

We don't know. We searched everywhere.

Are you telling me she just disappeared?

I'm saying that we searched every room
and corridor

within the stun field.
We couldn't find her anywhere.

She knows this city well.
She's hiding somewhere.

She's toying with me!

- We'll keep looking.
- No. I'll handle this.

- What are you going to do?
- Flush her out.

That's Atlantis' self-destruct.
Michael's going to blow up the city.

- How much time do we have?
- He set it for 10 minutes.

How much time do you need
before you get those drones working?

Well, if I can get them working at all,
a lot more than 10 minutes!

- All right, forget about it.
- What are you... What are you doing?

Gonna fly the Jumper
and crash it into the tower.

Crash it?

It's our best chance
of taking out Michael's Jumper.

Not to mention taking out yourself.

I have crashed Jumpers
into the tower before.

Not like this, you haven't.

Look, in addition to the weapons,
the inertial dampeners are out.

You'll need to impact Michael's Jumper

with enough force
to do some serious damage,

which means a lot of speed
when you hit that tower.

Look, this is a suicide mission.

Teyla!

I know you can hear me.

That alarm, if you're not aware,
is Atlantis' self-destruct device.

I've armed it, set it for 10 minutes.

That is the amount of time you have
to consider the offer I'm about to make.

If you will surrender yourself
and your child to me,

I'll disarm the device,
sparing the lives of everyone on this base.

If not, you, your baby

and everyone else will die.

Okay, you're good to go.

Make sure that strike team is ready
to move as soon as that field drops.

I will. You make sure
you don't accelerate too fast

coming out of the Jumper Bay.
I mean, if you hit the gas too hard,

- you're going to flatten like a pancake.
- Right.

What?

Well, it's just...
What you're about to do is...

Yeah. It's not like it's the first time.
How many suicide missions have I flown?

- I don't know. I lost count.
- All right. Well, there you go.

All right, well, you know...

Here's to many more.

Rodney?

Yeah, Radek. Go ahead.

I've finally figured out how to override
some of Michael's lockout codes.

That's great.
Can you shut down the self-destruct?

No. No, no,
that will take a little bit more time.

I have, however, managed to get
the access doors to the Gate Room open.

Well, that does us absolutely no good.
I mean, the stun field is still in effect.

What about the transporter
on the Gate Room level?

No, no, I still don't have
control of that, either.

For crying out loud.

I'm sorry, I'm doing the best I can.

Michael has placed several
highly encrypted codes...

Look, just...

What about the gate shield?
Can you lower it?

- Yes. That I can do.
- Great.

- You don't have to do your kamikaze run.
- Why not?

Well, you just have to fly up to the tower,
get in proximity,

dial the DHD to a random planet,
we'll have Radek lower the gate shield,

allowing the vortex to obliterate
Michael's Puddle Jumper, or most of it.

Now, that's a good plan.

- Where are you going?
- You're gonna fly it.

- That frees me up to lead the strike team.
- You...

Look, you said it yourself.
It's simple enough. You just dial the gate.

- I guess I can do that.
- Go easy on the accelerator.

Radek, get ready to drop that shield
on my mark.

Right.

We don't have much time.
We need to leave this place.

Time is short, Teyla.

I don't understand.
I would think the choice is an easy one.

If nothing else, consider your child.

By remaining in hiding,
you are sentencing him to die.

What kind of mother
would do such a thing?

He has a chance to live.

Both of you do.

Come with me, Teyla.

Trust me.

I will not harm either of you,
and I will not harm Atlantis.

You have my word.

Turn off the self-destruct system.

Teyla?

You want me to trust you?
Then show me you mean what you say.

Turn off the self-destruct system,
and I will come with you.

All right, I'm in the air,
approaching the central tower.

Copy that. Zelenka, you ready?

Ready when you are.

Michael, can you hear me?

Less than two minutes.
We need to go. Now.

Yes, Teyla. I hear you.

You disappoint me.

So I will leave you
to the fate you have chosen,

but I'm not leaving alone.

You should know that
I've already collected your son's DNA.

Cloning him will require additional time,
delaying the implementation of my plan,

but as you well know,
I will not be deterred.

Goodbye, Teyla.

What are you doing?

Collecting one last prize.

I'm in position. Ready to dial.

Radek, drop the shield.

The shield's down! Go, Rodney!

No!

Stun field is neutralized!

What about the self-destruct?
Is it disabled?

Yes, yes. It shut off
when the Jumper's power was cut.

Good. I'm heading back.
Go ahead and reboot the city's power.

Yes, I'm already doing it.

Get a medic!

Close the Jumper Bay doors, Radek!

Amelia.

- Will you take care of Torren for me?
- Of course.

Make sure no one leaves.

Teyla!

How's Dr. Keller's
most cantankerous patient?

You've got to be kidding me.

You get released
and I gotta stay here another day?

Because I only fell down a flight of stairs.

You, my friend, were hurled
from a much greater height.

You're lucky you only suffered
a concussion and didn't break your neck.

- Nothing. I'm fine.
- I know you are,

but listen to the doctor.

Anyway, I just wanted to drop by and
commend you for your exemplary work.

Your courage in the face of danger
continues to amaze and,

dare I say, inspire me.

Thanks.

Get some rest.

And don't worry. Your team's not going
anywhere without you.

That reminds me.

I know Michael attacking the city
isn't really a mission,

but I filed a report anyways.

Well, splendid.

Thank you.

Mission report.

Michael invaded Atlantis,

tried to blow it up.

We stopped him.

End of report.

Take a good long look, 'cause soon
you're gonna see nothing but tail lights.

Nice try, Speed Racer.

I'm sorry. Sorry, we were just, you know...

Who's winning?

- I am.
- I am. Yeah.

Still colicky?

He was awake all day.
Refused to take a nap.

That's not surprising.
He got a full night's sleep.

Yes, it's remarkable.
He slept through the entire ordeal.

He hasn't slept through a whole night in...

Ever.

Well, he can rest easy now,
'cause Michael's finally out of the picture.

Unfortunately, there will be
somebody else to take his place.

- Of this, I am certain.
- He's got Supermom watching his back.

If you ask me, he's in good hands.

Torren, do you want to watch me
kick Rodney's ass?

Actually, you may want to cover the
child's eyes, because this could get ugly.

- Are you ready?
- Yeah.

One, two...

Hey! Hey!

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